There is so much damage to be undone that Biden could spend his first 2 years without the senate and do a perfectly good job. Then win in 2022 and start cooking on gas.
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2020 US Elections
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There is so much damage to be undone that Biden could spend his first 2 years without the senate and do a perfectly good job. Then win in 2022 and start cooking on gas.
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Unless I'm mistaken, they stay up counting in the UK don't they?How can they stop counting! Surely have people on shifts to get it done
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The clown mentioning executive orders doesn't realise Biden's intention is to 'reach across the aisle'. he'll compromise the fuck out of everything to get something.There's only so much of that you can do as President. Any trans-formative agenda, regarding the economy, climate change, taxation etc, they're all out the window unless Biden is willing to take these issues out on the stump non-stop. Effectively keep on campaigning for the next four years, bang heads in the Senate, get down and dirty, and sadly I don't think Joe Biden has it in him.
That's how little he knows about the 'amazing' DNC candidate.
You have to remember that there are actually some non-terrible Republicans like Romney who would vote for a bill if it was good enough. Plus a few who are desperate to be rid of Trump and this whole charade, so might well be tempted to ignore the party if the party is sinking in order to be seen as not party to the nonsense that's been going on. Wishful thinking I know, but the Republican party is hanging by a threadThere's only so much of that you can do as President. Any trans-formative agenda, regarding the economy, climate change, taxation etc, they're all out the window unless Biden is willing to take these issues out on the stump non-stop. Effectively keep on campaigning for the next four years, bang heads in the Senate, get down and dirty, and sadly I don't think Joe Biden has it in him.
You're right, it is depressing.
Probably posted at some point over last few days but he may yet have called it right, fingers crossed he didn't though.
Pretty good but impressive how Bernie virtually predicted with precision what appears to be transpiring now
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BBC also excluding AZ and ME so far.I think CNN are afraid of Trump. He did tell them not to call it yet....lol.
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It's been a gradual drift over the last 30 minutes.What's just been released? What am I missing on that change?
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Good point, Trump scares a great many number of GoP senators, if he's not in the WH then some may grow a back bone and actually work in favour of the people.You have to remember that there are actually some non-terrible Republicans like Romney who would vote for a bill if it was good enough. Plus a few who are desperate to be rid of Trump and this whole charade, so might well be tempted to ignore the party if the party is sinking. Wishful thinking I know, but the Republican party is hanging by a thread
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Pennsylvania could go on for the rest of the week.The eventual winner needs 270 Electoral College votes to win. Biden has 238 currently and appears to be ahead in Wisconsin and Nevada. That would give him 16 further votes if he holds on, putting him on 254. From there he just needs any one of Michigan (16), Pennsylvania (20) or Georgia (16) to win the additional votes he needs.
He should be favourite in Michigan, Georgia is counting the remaining votes and is still too close to call although the odds seem to slightly favour Biden, which is slightly surprising as Trump was expected to win there. Pennsylvania will be tight but if he does win Nevada & Wisconsin, plus Michigan, it won't matter.
They accept mail in votes postmarked on the 2nd of November.
They could still be arriving.
The inconsistency in voting regulations is crazy.
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